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Fruit Development and Seed Dispersal

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Plate 1 The Arabidopsis gynoecium.The different axes of polarity and morphological terms are indicated (a) scanning electron micrograph of the mature gynoecium at anthesis.(b) Chloral hydrate cleared anthesis gynoecium to reveal vascular patterns.Primary and secondary bifurcations of the medial veins are indicated with arrows.(c) Cross section of the ovary at anthesis.

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Plate 1 The Arabidopsis gynoecium.The different axes of polarity and morphological terms are indicated (a) scanning electron micrograph of the mature gynoecium at anthesis.(b) Chloral hydrate cleared anthesis gynoecium to reveal vascular patterns.Primary and secondary bifurcations of the medial veins are indicated with arrows.(c) Cross section of the ovary at anthesis.

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Plate 1 The Arabidopsis gynoecium.The different axes of polarity and morphological terms are indicated (a) scanning electron micrograph of the mature gynoecium at anthesis.(b) Chloral hydrate cleared anthesis gynoecium to reveal vascular patterns.Primary and secondary bifurcations of the medial veins are indicated with arrows.(c) Cross section of the ovary at anthesis.

Key concepts: Seed dispersal, Biological dispersal, Biology, Geography, Horticulture, Sociology, Demography, Population

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